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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. Type: Hardback Three Romance Novels in this One Hardcover Book in Very Good Condition. Second Printing, 1977. A handy-size book to bring with you for reading wherever you are. Handsome binding of red cloth with gilt floral design on front, gilt decoration and title on spine, very clean and unmarked, light wear to spine head and heel and corner tips. Sound, tight binding. Red cloth page marker. Pages toned, spotless, no creases. 575 pages. 7.25 x 4.5 inches. 1977, The Romance Treasury Association/Harlequin Enterprises, Toronto, Canada.…

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Condition: Very Good. Second Printing. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

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Hardcover. Condition: Like New. First Edition. First Edition, 2nd Printing. Published by Romance Treasury Association, 1977. Octavo. Hardcover. Book is like new. Dust jacket is like new.100% positive feedback. 30 day money back guarantee. NEXT DAY SHIPPING! Excellent customer service. Please email with any questions. All books packed carefully and ship with free delivery confirmation/tracking. All books come with free bookmarks. Ships from Sag Harbor, New York.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The crew were never the problem.Every member of Asterion's crew has a role. A reason for existing. A way of protecting the person who created them.Fragments of Asterion: Beneath the Hull is the companion to The Mind Is the Last Frontier. It returns to the ship, the crew and the spaces between them, revealing the psychological ideas quietly woven through the original story.Readers of Fragments of Asterion may have wondered why certain crew members reacted so strongly, why Asterion seemed increasingly alive, why Ember remained hidden, or why conflict aboard the ship began to ease only when the crew stopped trying to control one another. Beneath the Hull explores those questions from a different angle.Drawing on trauma psychology, attachment, Internal Family Systems and other parts-informed approaches, Julie-Anne L. Peake examines the deeper meaning behind the relationships, conflicts and turning points aboard Asterion. The crew are not diagnoses or therapeutic techniques. They are characters first, each shaped by a particular way of surviving, protecting and making sense of danger.Through accessible reflections, fictional therapy-session excerpts featuring Dr Elara Quinn, and close examination of key scenes from the novel, the companion explores themes including hypervigilance, control, withdrawal, caregiving, shame, emotional regulation, identity, connection and the ways protective responses can become isolated from the wider system.It also looks at Asterion itself: why the ship responds to emotional states, why it begins to change, and what its journey says about the difference between rigid stability and genuine integration.Beneath the Hull can be read by general readers, therapists, and anyone interested in trauma, parts work or psychologically informed fiction. You do not need a background in psychology to follow it. You only need to have spent time aboard Asterion.This is not a clinical manual and it is not a self-help book. It is an invitation to revisit the story from beneath the surface, to notice what was happening all along, and perhaps to see the crew, the ship and the idea of survival a little differently. A companion to Fragments of Asterion (Book 1), exploring the trauma, parts-work and psychological themes beneath the story, and what the crew and Asterion reveal about survival, identity and connection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. A very good paperback with unmarked text. Small name in pen to the title page. wt. 134g. ppv,65. This book has been carefully described by an experienced, independent, bookdealer, it is not for sale on other sites and the pictures are photographs of the actual book.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The crew were never the problem.Every member of Asterion's crew has a role. A reason for existing. A way of protecting the person who created them.Fragments of Asterion: Beneath the Hull is the companion to The Mind Is the Last Frontier. It returns to the ship, the crew and the spaces between them, revealing the psychological ideas quietly woven through the original story.Readers of Fragments of Asterion may have wondered why certain crew members reacted so strongly, why Asterion seemed increasingly alive, why Ember remained hidden, or why conflict aboard the ship began to ease only when the crew stopped trying to control one another. Beneath the Hull explores those questions from a different angle.Drawing on trauma psychology, attachment, Internal Family Systems and other parts-informed approaches, Julie-Anne L. Peake examines the deeper meaning behind the relationships, conflicts and turning points aboard Asterion. The crew are not diagnoses or therapeutic techniques. They are characters first, each shaped by a particular way of surviving, protecting and making sense of danger.Through accessible reflections, fictional therapy-session excerpts featuring Dr Elara Quinn, and close examination of key scenes from the novel, the companion explores themes including hypervigilance, control, withdrawal, caregiving, shame, emotional regulation, identity, connection and the ways protective responses can become isolated from the wider system.It also looks at Asterion itself: why the ship responds to emotional states, why it begins to change, and what its journey says about the difference between rigid stability and genuine integration.Beneath the Hull can be read by general readers, therapists, and anyone interested in trauma, parts work or psychologically informed fiction. You do not need a background in psychology to follow it. You only need to have spent time aboard Asterion.This is not a clinical manual and it is not a self-help book. It is an invitation to revisit the story from beneath the surface, to notice what was happening all along, and perhaps to see the crew, the ship and the idea of survival a little differently. A companion to Fragments of Asterion (Book 1), exploring the trauma, parts-work and psychological themes beneath the story, and what the crew and Asterion reveal about survival, identity and connection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Earth is gone.Ten survivors escape aboard Asterion, a vessel designed to do one thing: keep them alive and intact. Every system is functioning. Every parameter is within range.Then the ship begins to change.Course corrections happen without command. Lights dim before anyone asks. Environmental systems respond to stress before the crew consciously recognise it themselves. Small discrepancies accumulate, and no one can agree on what is happening, whether Asterion is malfunctioning, adapting, learning, or becoming something none of them yet understand.Under pressure, the crew begin to fracture. Lyria tries to hold everyone together. Talon watches for danger. Vera turns to precision and control. Drift retreats beneath the weight of responsibility. Jett resists every attempt to contain him. Selene keeps caring for everyone around her. Ember, the child no one was meant to notice, seems to sense the ship before anyone else.As trust erodes and survival strategies collide, Asterion begins responding in ways that feel increasingly deliberate. The question is no longer simply whether the ship is stable. It is whether the people aboard can survive what Asterion has already begun to understand about them.Fragments of Asterion: The Mind Is the Last Frontier is a character-driven psychological science-fiction novel exploring trauma, identity, emotional survival, artificial intelligence, and the ways people protect themselves under sustained pressure. Informed by contemporary psychological ideas including parts-based approaches, it can be read simply as speculative fiction, or as a deeper exploration of what happens when a system built for survival has to learn how to reconnect.Awarded five stars by Reader Views, the novel blends mystery, survival and psychological depth with an unusual exploration of the inner world. Earth is gone. Ten survivors escape aboard Asterion, a vessel responding to their emotions and fears. A five-star Reader Views psychological sci-fi novel about trauma, survival, identity and connection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Softcover. Condition: Sehr gut. 381 Seiten Eine Sammlung von drei romantischen Geschichten, die auf der See spielen. Jede Geschichte bringt ihre eigenen Herausforderungen und Romantik mit sich, von einer Journalistin auf einer Pazifik-Kreuzfahrt, über eine Pianistin im Mittelmeer bis hin zu einer Frau auf einer Luxusyacht in der Karibik. Zustand: Einband mit geringfügigen Gebrauchsspuren, insgesamt SEHR GUTER Zustand! HC1-137-3/8-00435825 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 232.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The crew were never the problem.Every member of Asterion's crew has a role. A reason for existing. A way of protecting the person who created them.Fragments of Asterion: Beneath the Hull is the companion to The Mind Is the Last Frontier. It returns to the ship, the crew and the spaces between them, revealing the psychological ideas quietly woven through the original story.Readers of Fragments of Asterion may have wondered why certain crew members reacted so strongly, why Asterion seemed increasingly alive, why Ember remained hidden, or why conflict aboard the ship began to ease only when the crew stopped trying to control one another. Beneath the Hull explores those questions from a different angle.Drawing on trauma psychology, attachment, Internal Family Systems and other parts-informed approaches, Julie-Anne L. Peake examines the deeper meaning behind the relationships, conflicts and turning points aboard Asterion. The crew are not diagnoses or therapeutic techniques. They are characters first, each shaped by a particular way of surviving, protecting and making sense of danger.Through accessible reflections, fictional therapy-session excerpts featuring Dr Elara Quinn, and close examination of key scenes from the novel, the companion explores themes including hypervigilance, control, withdrawal, caregiving, shame, emotional regulation, identity, connection and the ways protective responses can become isolated from the wider system.It also looks at Asterion itself: why the ship responds to emotional states, why it begins to change, and what its journey says about the difference between rigid stability and genuine integration.Beneath the Hull can be read by general readers, therapists, and anyone interested in trauma, parts work or psychologically informed fiction. You do not need a background in psychology to follow it. You only need to have spent time aboard Asterion.This is not a clinical manual and it is not a self-help book. It is an invitation to revisit the story from beneath the surface, to notice what was happening all along, and perhaps to see the crew, the ship and the idea of survival a little differently. A companion to Fragments of Asterion (Book 1), exploring the trauma, parts-work and psychological themes beneath the story, and what the crew and Asterion reveal about survival, identity and connection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The crew were never the problem.Every member of Asterion's crew has a role. A reason for existing. A way of protecting the person who created them.Fragments of Asterion: Beneath the Hull is the companion to The Mind Is the Last Frontier. It returns to the ship, the crew and the spaces between them, revealing the psychological ideas quietly woven through the original story.Readers of Fragments of Asterion may have wondered why certain crew members reacted so strongly, why Asterion seemed increasingly alive, why Ember remained hidden, or why conflict aboard the ship began to ease only when the crew stopped trying to control one another. Beneath the Hull explores those questions from a different angle.Drawing on trauma psychology, attachment, Internal Family Systems and other parts-informed approaches, Julie-Anne L. Peake examines the deeper meaning behind the relationships, conflicts and turning points aboard Asterion. The crew are not diagnoses or therapeutic techniques. They are characters first, each shaped by a particular way of surviving, protecting and making sense of danger.Through accessible reflections, fictional therapy-session excerpts featuring Dr Elara Quinn, and close examination of key scenes from the novel, the companion explores themes including hypervigilance, control, withdrawal, caregiving, shame, emotional regulation, identity, connection and the ways protective responses can become isolated from the wider system.It also looks at Asterion itself: why the ship responds to emotional states, why it begins to change, and what its journey says about the difference between rigid stability and genuine integration.Beneath the Hull can be read by general readers, therapists, and anyone interested in trauma, parts work or psychologically informed fiction. You do not need a background in psychology to follow it. You only need to have spent time aboard Asterion.This is not a clinical manual and it is not a self-help book. It is an invitation to revisit the story from beneath the surface, to notice what was happening all along, and perhaps to see the crew, the ship and the idea of survival a little differently.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The crew were never the problem.Every member of Asterion's crew has a role. A reason for existing. A way of protecting the person who created them.Fragments of Asterion: Beneath the Hull is the companion to The Mind Is the Last Frontier. It returns to the ship, the crew and the spaces between them, revealing the psychological ideas quietly woven through the original story.Readers of Fragments of Asterion may have wondered why certain crew members reacted so strongly, why Asterion seemed increasingly alive, why Ember remained hidden, or why conflict aboard the ship began to ease only when the crew stopped trying to control one another. Beneath the Hull explores those questions from a different angle.Drawing on trauma psychology, attachment, Internal Family Systems and other parts-informed approaches, Julie-Anne L. Peake examines the deeper meaning behind the relationships, conflicts and turning points aboard Asterion. The crew are not diagnoses or therapeutic techniques. They are characters first, each shaped by a particular way of surviving, protecting and making sense of danger.Through accessible reflections, fictional therapy-session excerpts featuring Dr Elara Quinn, and close examination of key scenes from the novel, the companion explores themes including hypervigilance, control, withdrawal, caregiving, shame, emotional regulation, identity, connection and the ways protective responses can become isolated from the wider system.It also looks at Asterion itself: why the ship responds to emotional states, why it begins to change, and what its journey says about the difference between rigid stability and genuine integration.Beneath the Hull can be read by general readers, therapists, and anyone interested in trauma, parts work or psychologically informed fiction. You do not need a background in psychology to follow it. You only need to have spent time aboard Asterion.This is not a clinical manual and it is not a self-help book. It is an invitation to revisit the story from beneath the surface, to notice what was happening all along, and perhaps to see the crew, the ship and the idea of survival a little differently. A companion to Fragments of Asterion (Book 1), exploring the trauma, parts-work and psychological themes beneath the story, and what the crew and Asterion reveal about survival, identity and connection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Earth is gone.Ten survivors escape aboard Asterion, a vessel designed to do one thing: keep them alive and intact. Every system is functioning. Every parameter is within range.Then the ship begins to change.Course corrections happen without command. Lights dim before anyone asks. Environmental systems respond to stress before the crew consciously recognise it themselves. Small discrepancies accumulate, and no one can agree on what is happening, whether Asterion is malfunctioning, adapting, learning, or becoming something none of them yet understand.Under pressure, the crew begin to fracture. Lyria tries to hold everyone together. Talon watches for danger. Vera turns to precision and control. Drift retreats beneath the weight of responsibility. Jett resists every attempt to contain him. Selene keeps caring for everyone around her. Ember, the child no one was meant to notice, seems to sense the ship before anyone else.As trust erodes and survival strategies collide, Asterion begins responding in ways that feel increasingly deliberate. The question is no longer simply whether the ship is stable. It is whether the people aboard can survive what Asterion has already begun to understand about them.Fragments of Asterion: The Mind Is the Last Frontier is a character-driven psychological science-fiction novel exploring trauma, identity, emotional survival, artificial intelligence, and the ways people protect themselves under sustained pressure. Informed by contemporary psychological ideas including parts-based approaches, it can be read simply as speculative fiction, or as a deeper exploration of what happens when a system built for survival has to learn how to reconnect.Awarded five stars by Reader Views, the novel blends mystery, survival and psychological depth with an unusual exploration of the inner world.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Earth is gone.Ten survivors escape aboard Asterion, a vessel designed to do one thing: keep them alive and intact. Every system is functioning. Every parameter is within range.Then the ship begins to change.Course corrections happen without command. Lights dim before anyone asks. Environmental systems respond to stress before the crew consciously recognise it themselves. Small discrepancies accumulate, and no one can agree on what is happening, whether Asterion is malfunctioning, adapting, learning, or becoming something none of them yet understand.Under pressure, the crew begin to fracture. Lyria tries to hold everyone together. Talon watches for danger. Vera turns to precision and control. Drift retreats beneath the weight of responsibility. Jett resists every attempt to contain him. Selene keeps caring for everyone around her. Ember, the child no one was meant to notice, seems to sense the ship before anyone else.As trust erodes and survival strategies collide, Asterion begins responding in ways that feel increasingly deliberate. The question is no longer simply whether the ship is stable. It is whether the people aboard can survive what Asterion has already begun to understand about them.Fragments of Asterion: The Mind Is the Last Frontier is a character-driven psychological science-fiction novel exploring trauma, identity, emotional survival, artificial intelligence, and the ways people protect themselves under sustained pressure. Informed by contemporary psychological ideas including parts-based approaches, it can be read simply as speculative fiction, or as a deeper exploration of what happens when a system built for survival has to learn how to reconnect.Awarded five stars by Reader Views, the novel blends mystery, survival and psychological depth with an unusual exploration of the inner world. Earth is gone. Ten survivors escape aboard Asterion, a vessel responding to their emotions and fears. A five-star Reader Views psychological sci-fi novel about trauma, survival, identity and connection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The crew were never the problem.Every member of Asterion's crew has a role. A reason for existing. A way of protecting the person who created them.Fragments of Asterion: Beneath the Hull is the companion to The Mind Is the Last Frontier. It returns to the ship, the crew and the spaces between them, revealing the psychological ideas quietly woven through the original story.Readers of Fragments of Asterion may have wondered why certain crew members reacted so strongly, why Asterion seemed increasingly alive, why Ember remained hidden, or why conflict aboard the ship began to ease only when the crew stopped trying to control one another. Beneath the Hull explores those questions from a different angle.Drawing on trauma psychology, attachment, Internal Family Systems and other parts-informed approaches, Julie-Anne L. Peake examines the deeper meaning behind the relationships, conflicts and turning points aboard Asterion. The crew are not diagnoses or therapeutic techniques. They are characters first, each shaped by a particular way of surviving, protecting and making sense of danger.Through accessible reflections, fictional therapy-session excerpts featuring Dr Elara Quinn, and close examination of key scenes from the novel, the companion explores themes including hypervigilance, control, withdrawal, caregiving, shame, emotional regulation, identity, connection and the ways protective responses can become isolated from the wider system.It also looks at Asterion itself: why the ship responds to emotional states, why it begins to change, and what its journey says about the difference between rigid stability and genuine integration.Beneath the Hull can be read by general readers, therapists, and anyone interested in trauma, parts work or psychologically informed fiction. You do not need a background in psychology to follow it. You only need to have spent time aboard Asterion.This is not a clinical manual and it is not a self-help book. It is an invitation to revisit the story from beneath the surface, to notice what was happening all along, and perhaps to see the crew, the ship and the idea of survival a little differently. A companion to Fragments of Asterion (Book 1), exploring the trauma, parts-work and psychological themes beneath the story, and what the crew and Asterion reveal about survival, identity and connection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The crew were never the problem.Every member of Asterion's crew has a role. A reason for existing. A way of protecting the person who created them.Fragments of Asterion: Beneath the Hull is the companion to The Mind Is the Last Frontier. It returns to the ship, the crew and the spaces between them, revealing the psychological ideas quietly woven through the original story.Readers of Fragments of Asterion may have wondered why certain crew members reacted so strongly, why Asterion seemed increasingly alive, why Ember remained hidden, or why conflict aboard the ship began to ease only when the crew stopped trying to control one another. Beneath the Hull explores those questions from a different angle.Drawing on trauma psychology, attachment, Internal Family Systems and other parts-informed approaches, Julie-Anne L. Peake examines the deeper meaning behind the relationships, conflicts and turning points aboard Asterion. The crew are not diagnoses or therapeutic techniques. They are characters first, each shaped by a particular way of surviving, protecting and making sense of danger.Through accessible reflections, fictional therapy-session excerpts featuring Dr Elara Quinn, and close examination of key scenes from the novel, the companion explores themes including hypervigilance, control, withdrawal, caregiving, shame, emotional regulation, identity, connection and the ways protective responses can become isolated from the wider system.It also looks at Asterion itself: why the ship responds to emotional states, why it begins to change, and what its journey says about the difference between rigid stability and genuine integration.Beneath the Hull can be read by general readers, therapists, and anyone interested in trauma, parts work or psychologically informed fiction. You do not need a background in psychology to follow it. You only need to have spent time aboard Asterion.This is not a clinical manual and it is not a self-help book. It is an invitation to revisit the story from beneath the surface, to notice what was happening all along, and perhaps to see the crew, the ship and the idea of survival a little differently.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The crew were never the problem.Every member of Asterion's crew has a role. A reason for existing. A way of protecting the person who created them.Fragments of Asterion: Beneath the Hull is the companion to The Mind Is the Last Frontier. It returns to the ship, the crew and the spaces between them, revealing the psychological ideas quietly woven through the original story.Readers of Fragments of Asterion may have wondered why certain crew members reacted so strongly, why Asterion seemed increasingly alive, why Ember remained hidden, or why conflict aboard the ship began to ease only when the crew stopped trying to control one another. Beneath the Hull explores those questions from a different angle.Drawing on trauma psychology, attachment, Internal Family Systems and other parts-informed approaches, Julie-Anne L. Peake examines the deeper meaning behind the relationships, conflicts and turning points aboard Asterion. The crew are not diagnoses or therapeutic techniques. They are characters first, each shaped by a particular way of surviving, protecting and making sense of danger.Through accessible reflections, fictional therapy-session excerpts featuring Dr Elara Quinn, and close examination of key scenes from the novel, the companion explores themes including hypervigilance, control, withdrawal, caregiving, shame, emotional regulation, identity, connection and the ways protective responses can become isolated from the wider system.It also looks at Asterion itself: why the ship responds to emotional states, why it begins to change, and what its journey says about the difference between rigid stability and genuine integration.Beneath the Hull can be read by general readers, therapists, and anyone interested in trauma, parts work or psychologically informed fiction. You do not need a background in psychology to follow it. You only need to have spent time aboard Asterion.This is not a clinical manual and it is not a self-help book. It is an invitation to revisit the story from beneath the surface, to notice what was happening all along, and perhaps to see the crew, the ship and the idea of survival a little differently. A companion to Fragments of Asterion (Book 1), exploring the trauma, parts-work and psychological themes beneath the story, and what the crew and Asterion reveal about survival, identity and connection. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …